The Food Information Regulations 2014
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10 Offence
(1) A person is guilty of an offence if the person fails to comply with— (a) any provision of FIC specified in paragraph (2), as read with Articles 1(3) and 6 and the first subparagraph of Article 54(1), ... (b) regulation 5(5) , or (c) regulation 5A(1)(b). (2) The provisions of FIC are— (a) Article 9(1)(c), as also read with Annex II; (b) Article 21(1)(a), as also read with Articles 9(1)(c) and 18(1) and Annex II; (c) the second subparagraph of Article 21(1), as also read with Articles 9(1)(c) and 19(1) and Annex II; and (d) Article 44(1)(a), as also read with Article 9(1)(c) and regulation 5.
10 Offence
(1) A person is guilty of an offence if the person fails to comply with— (a) any provision of FIC specified in paragraph (2), as read with Articles 1(3) and 6 and the first subparagraph of Article 54(1), ... (b) regulation 5(5) , or (c) regulation 5A(1)(b). (2) The provisions of FIC are— (a) Article 9(1)(c), as also read with Annex II; (b) Article 21(1)(a), as also read with Articles 9(1)(c) and 18(1) and Annex II; (c) the second subparagraph of Article 21(1), as also read with Articles 9(1)(c) and 19(1) and Annex II; and (d) Article 44(1)(a), as also read with Article 9(1)(c) and regulation 5.
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